Marine flowering plants produce. a sporophyte a gametophyte tetra spores seeds c

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Marine flowering plants produce. a sporophyte a gametophyte tetra spores seeds carpospores. Seed-producing plants first evolved. on land in freshwater in the ocean in estuaries from red algae ancestors. Flowering plants that are salt tolerant are called algae. conifers. halophytes. sporophytes. haptophytes. An example of a hydrophyte flowering plant that can withstand and thrive under conditions of continued submergence is: cordgrass. pickle weed. salt grass. turtle grass. blue grass. The horizontal stems of seagrasses are called: rhizoids. rhizomes. stipes. blades. holdfasts. Which of the following is false about marine plants? They are common in protected bays. They have xylem and phloem tissues. They are found only in tropical areas. They produce seeds.

Explanation / Answer

1)d)seeds because marine flowering plants produce seeds.

2)a)on land as the plants with seeds evolved on land.

3)d)halophytes as they are salt tolerant

4)d)turtle grass

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